<p>South Korean augmented reality (AR) technology firm Maxst has <a href="https://www.hellot.net/news/article.html?no&#61;83517" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">officially launched</a> its spatial AR platform dubbed “Maxverse” on Tuesday (local time). This comes after a series of various field tests and improvements since the platform’s beta launch last year.</p><p>“Maxverse is a new platform that enables the construction of reality-based metaverses along with extended reality (XR) content creation and distribution,” explained Kang Min-soo, who leads the development of the platform. “We are currently working with several local governments and businesses to develop services that use our platform, and we expect Maxverse to play a significant role in hastening the impending metaverse era.”</p><h2 id="header-0">Metaverse as captured on camera</h2><p>Maxverse, unlike traditional virtual reality-based metaverses, allows users to create metaverse experiences based on the real world as captured on camera. It is equipped with an array of tools including Space SDK, an XR software development kit (SDK) that allows seamless implementation of spatial maps to virtual reality applications; Space&#43; Maker, where users can author their own XR content; and Space&#43; Viewer, where they can share their original content on apps and websites to be experienced through AR and VR.</p><p>The platform leverages three-dimensional reconstruction technology to create spatial maps and a visual positioning system (VPS) to recognize a user’s location. Maxst highlighted that these would become a vital feature in connecting the metaverse and the real world in the future.</p><p>Maxverse also comes with a Passport social login feature — a Web3 service that allows users to sign in to various services with their Passport account. It makes use of the OAuth 2.0 authorization framework and the OpenID Connect protocol to simplify the complex authentication and authorization processes, granting developers access to Maxverse’s resources.</p><h2 id="header-1">Anticipation for real-world use cases</h2><p>Maxverse’s purpose is to ultimately let anyone easily create and participate in metaverse spaces. Users can generate their own unique services by locating self-created content assets like images, videos and audio on XR metaverse spaces that closely resemble the real world. Maxst expressed hopes for the platform’s potential to be extensively utilized across a diverse range of industries such as e-commerce, real estate, education and tourism.</p>

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